Bishnu Acharya

Associate Professor

University of Saskatchewan

Canada

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Dr. Bishnu Acharya is an Associate Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. His research areas include biodegradable materials, wastewater treatment, sustainability within bioresource waste management, and polymer composites. He has authored several recent articles focusing on biodegradable films, chemical activation of agricultural byproducts, and advanced modeling of biomass conversion processes.

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University of Saskatchewan

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McMaster University

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Centennial Chair in Community Energy Development - Assistant Professor

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Articles (15)

KOH-Assisted Chemical Activation of Camelina Meal (Wild Flax) to Treat PFOA-Contaminated Wastewater

Biodegradable Carbohydrate-Based Films for Packaging Agricultural Products—A Review

Development of Polylactic Acid Films with Alkali- and Acetylation-Treated Flax and Hemp Fillers via Solution Casting Technique

A Review of Systems Thinking Perspectives on Sustainability in Bioresource Waste Management and Circular Economy

Enhancing the Potential of Polymer Composites Using Biochar as a Filler: A Review

Development of a mathematical model for hydrothermal carbonization of biomass: Comparison of experimental measurements with model predictions

Study of hydrochar and process water from hydrothermal carbonization of sea lettuce

A study on potential recovery of energy and value-added chemicals from in-situ pyrolysis of Bambusa balcooa over basic metal oxides

Biodegradation of bioplastic using anaerobic digestion at retention time as per industrial biogas plant and international norms

Computation of evapotranspiration with artificial intelligence for precision water resource management

Contribution of climate extremes to variation in potato tuber yield in Prince Edward Island

Correction to: How can potatoes be smartly cultivated with biochar as a soil nutrient amendment technique in Atlantic Canada? (Arabian Journal of Geosciences, (2020), 13, 9, (336), 10.1007/s12517-020-05337-3)

Effect of magnetic field alignment of cellulose nanocrystals in starch nanocomposites: Physicochemical and mechanical properties

Groundwater estimation from major physical hydrology components using artificial neural networks and deep learning

How can potatoes be smartly cultivated with biochar as a soil nutrient amendment technique in Atlantic Canada?

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Lope Tabil

Shakirudeen Salaudeen

Oscar Zapata

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